Ola S1

Battery warranties for electric and hybrid vehicles typically last at least 8 years or 100,000 miles, with some manufacturers offering up to 10 years or more. For example, Tesla's warranties are for 8 years with unlimited miles, while Hyundai's EV batteries from 2020 onwards are guaranteed to maintain 70% of their capacity for 10 years or 100,000 miles. These warranties usually ensure that the battery retains a certain percentage of its original capacity, such as 70% or 75%, during the warranty period. Additionally, some states like California mandate even longer warranty periods, such as 10 years or 150,000 miles, with the battery required to retain at least 70% of its range. Many warranties are also transferable to new owners, providing continued protection for used vehicle buyers.

The Ola S1 Air is equipped with a Li-ion battery type, specifically utilizing either NMC cells from LG Chem or NCA cells from BAK Power, with a battery capacity of 3 kWh[5).

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The minimum down payment for a house varies depending on the type of mortgage. For conventional loans, it can be as low as 3% of the home's purchase price. Federal Housing Administration loans require a minimum of 3.5% down, though a credit score of 500-579 may require a 10% down payment. U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and U.S. Department of Agriculture loans typically have no down payment requirement. Jumbo loans and second homes or investment properties often require higher down payments, such as 5-10% or 20-25%, respectively[5).

The main differences between the Ola Electric S1 X and the Ola Electric S1 Air lie in their pricing, range, and features. The Ola S1 X is cheaper, priced at around ? 69,999 to ? 94,999, compared to the S1 Air which starts at ? 1,07,499. The S1 Air offers a longer range of up to 151 km per charge, while the S1 X has a range of up to 108 km per charge. The S1 Air also features a more advanced touchscreen console, a speaker setup, and faster charging capabilities, taking 5 hours to charge fully, whereas the S1 X takes around 5 hours for the base model and 7 hours 24 minutes for the S1X+. Both scooters have the same top speed of 90 km/h and similar ground clearance and boot space of 34 liters. Additionally, the S1 Air comes with GPS and navigation, which is not available in the S1 X. In terms of power, the S1 Air generates 6 kW, while the S1 X generates 8.0 bhp but from a smaller 2 kWh battery compared to the 3 kWh battery of the S1 Air.